![]() ![]() This created a note with the current date. ![]() (The above block is an extension snippet - select it to install the extension with PopClip)Įdit to add: I got it working! I’m new to Obsidian - the following is probably obvious to Obsidian users, but for anyone trying Obsidian for the first time, I also had to enable the “Daily Note” core plugin which was disabled by default. # PopClip - Obsidian extension, markdown variantĬapture html: true # this is needed when we want markdown textĬonst vaultName = encodeURIComponent('Test Vault') I’ve also modified it to use the markdown backing the selection rather than just the plain text. It isn’t possible currently with the “URL” extension type but you could do with with a little bit of JavaScript. They can be accessed again by going into edit mode in the plugins dropdown and clicking the gear icon next to Wrappers. It gives you a popup when you select text. I’m really liking how with the new snippets, the source is front and centre, which invites people to see how it works and to think of customizing it. This is a collection of my own extensions for the Mac app PopClip. This is very nice, thanks for sharing! I’ve had a few emails recenly asking for an Obsidian extension so maybe I can point them to this. Is it possible to grab both this and the selected text in the extension snippet? So I would paste plus Question for – I would like to append to the text the markdown-formated URL of the source webpage. Advanced Topics Now that you have mastered the basics, see the Advanced Topics section to get more out of PopClip. Advanced tip: You can also toggle PopClip on/off using AppleScript. If you check the Advanced Obsidian URI documentation there is a very robust set of options for configuring the URL. Tip: Right-clicking the PopClip menu bar icon is a shortcut to toggle PopClip on/off. This version of the snippet will append the selected text to the “daily note” within a heading section of that note named Clippings. Url: obsidian://advanced-uri?vault=&daily=true&heading=Clippings&data=%0A***&mode=append (Note, the %0A string means add a new line before pasting.) ![]() This example puts the text in the “daily note” (configured in Obsidian settings), in a header section named “Clippings”.(A macOS folder that you have configured as a vault in Obsidian.) The vault name must be URL-encoded. You must know the name of the destination “vault” in Obsidian.The Advanced Obsidian URI community plug-in for Obsidian must be installed.This extension snippet will copy and insert the current selection in a document or web page to Obsidian. ![]()
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